The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-09-21

Ina Robinson has commenced her third
term of school in this place. 60 G. III.
Wiley of Bear Swamp has advertised all of
his real and personal property for sale at
public auction October 4th. He is going
West.
NorthfieId.
G. ID. EDGERToN will receive subscrip-
tions and advertisements for the WATCH
MAN. Office in Metcalfs block, over Blake's
store. - The Dog River Valley fair will
be held on the fairgrounds in this place,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
tember, 27, % and 30. The track, stalls,
hitching-posts and seats are being put in
condition; the entries are pouring in from
all directions and the prospects are that this
society will give the grandest show in its
successful history: Unlike any other so
ciety in this part of the state, it has always
paid its premiums in full, and expects to in
the future. No gambling or intoxication
will be allowed. 1t is a legitimate farmers
and mechanics fair and worthy of the
patronage of the public. - The Congre-
gationalists will have a dinner at the
boarding house of Captain j. L. Moseley on
the Playground to-day Wednesday, at
noon. All are invited. - The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union meets Thurs
day at three o'clock at their rooms. -
T. A. Wiley has resigned his office as town
liquor agent. =-C G.. f.. Andrews, who
works in the wholesale iewelry store of I.
+. Il NJ. j. Boyle at White River Junction,
has moved his family here from Waitsfield
into Mrs. Fisk's house near the graded
school building. - Miss Georgia White
has gone to Berthier, p. O., to study French
in Nine. Clements school - Phil Ran
dali is doing engineering on the Williams
| town railroad. j. w. Charbonneau
has removed with his candle business to
Worcester, Mass. - John Leonard from
Goddard Seminary visited at j. X. Eyer
tons last week. - Editor Whitney of
the Nelcs was in Boston a few days last
week. - Rev. Homer White is visiting
in Felchvlle and no service was held in the
! Episcopal church Sunday. - f. f.. Bacon
and f. j. Houston have formed partner
! Houston.
Gouldsville.
GEORGE ANDREWS has gone to Chicago,
| ILL.,, on visit. - There is to be a prom
enade concert at the hall Friday evening for
the benefit of the band - S. f. Lock-
lin is travelling with the Davenport family
as one of the principal actors. - New.
ton Martin sold one of his mustang ponies
to Mr.. Cleveland of Barre.
PIainfield.
IRA II. EDsoN of Marshfield will assist the
Plainfield band at their promenade this
week Friday evening at Slayton's Hall.
Warren.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. j. b. Whitney
next Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. anC
Mrs John Way of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs
John Marsh of Randolph were the guests
of S. ID. Allen over Sunday. - Mrs. o
ID. Greene and daughter are spending the
week in Rochester. - Everett Pierc,
came to town last Saturday. - Mrs. w
p. Smith of East Bethel is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs Laura Cuthbert
- Mrs. Martha Divoll started for For
Atkinson, Wis, to see her daughter, Mrs
Ralph, who was seriously i'll, but her daugh
ter died before she reached Fort Atkinson.
Waterbury.
c. f. CLoUGH has purchased the residenc
owned by E. n. Bowman on Winoosll
street, and Thomas Devine has sold his resi-
dence directly opposite to Mr.. Bowman
- John Cameron is repairing the build
ing recently bought of G. F. Clough max
ing it ready for "a millinery store. -
horse belonging to Rufus Watts took frigh
Saturday and ran away, doing consderabl
damage to the wagon. M. NJ. Knigh
is in Boston this week purchasing his fal
and winter assortment of dry goods ant
! clothing. - Miss Jessie Ashley is t
teach painting at the Green Mountain Sen
mary.
Woodbury..
The Methodist Sabbath-school and societ
will hold sociable at Mrs. r. +. Drenan
, next week Wednesday. - The temper
ance meeting Sunday evening was largel
, attended Mrs. Charles Daniels and NJ
Foster helped with some fine singing an
= Miss May Kelton in speaking, making it tn
, best meeting of the season. - Henr
: Rickard has bought the Lyford house, owne
r by Charles Watson, and will move theI
4 soon. - The Woodbury. granite worl
men have gone to Mackville to work for NJ
Carter a month. - Warner Thomas an
family have moved into the house latel
occupied by his father, Mr.. Thomas havin
5 moved back on to his farm.
South Woodbury..
{ REV. JAMES RAMAGE, our former paste
: accompanied by his wife, visited frienC
here the past week. - G.. G.. Leviso
, caught bass last week that weighed fot
r and three-fourths pounds. - The fami
v lar face of Leonard Mayott was seen in th
. place last week - The mother and 81
=. ter of Rev. f. b. lockwood are visiting her
}, - Herbert Lance went to West Coz
k cord last Monday to act as clerk in dru
$ store there.
o Worcester.
Il THE meeting of the Young Ladies' Mi
e Society next Friday evening is for the ben
' fit of the Congregational church. A goC
n attendance is desired - The window
; have been put into the new church, whC
= improves its looks very much - I'll
members of the Grand Army post here al
requested to bring their wives to the ne,
). post meeting. = G. Slayton has bougl
n a mill property in Cambridge and is
move to that place to attend to it. He h;
also purchased one thousand acres of vii
land. - Nat. Harry has sold his far
r and is going to move to Calais. - Davi
H..